The Kami Knot

“Give buns a more relaxed, casual look by leaving the blunt end of the pony tail emerging from the bottom.”

1. I fixed a fringe from a real hair wig to the hairline and re-trimmed it to rest on her lashes. Then I pulled her hair into a small bun and applied Front Row Forever Lasting Hairspray to smooth down flyaways at the sides.
2. Next I added hair extension pieces to the bun, securing these by grips into the bun. Using the extensions I twisted hair into a knot.
3. Finally I secured Leigh’s Chanel headband in place and sprayed with Front Row Mirror Dazzle Shine Spray to finish.

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Textured Waves

“I always keep Front Row Rough & Tousled Salt Spray close by, it’s perfect for giving hair a sexy mussed up texture.”

• I attached hair extensions to the side and back of Leigh’s hair, then worked Front Row Rough & Tousled Salt Spray throughout.
• Next, I separated the hair into sections and used a hot iron – twisting it to create the curls and using my fingers to break them up.
• Finally I spritzed the do with Front Row Forever Lasting Hairspray to set the look.

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The Sharp Bob

“The secret to Leigh’s signature sleek style is to run a tail comb through each section of hair before you straighten it.”

1. I started off by parting the hair to the side. Then I worked Front Row Perfectly Straight Straightening Cream through the wet hair.
2. I took sections of hair and blow dried with a paddle brush, followed by hair straighteners for the perfect finish.
3. Lastly, I worked a pea-sized amount of Front Row High Gloss Serum into the palm of my hands and smoothed it over the hair.

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The Quiff

“To make people wonder how on earth you’ve managed certain styles, hide grips and bands by winding a small section of hair around them.”

1. To add some guts to Leigh’s hair I first sprayed it with Front Row Dry Shampoo, then pulled it into a ponytail at the nape of the neck.
2. Then I combined her hair with a hair extension, using grips and Front Row Forever Lasting Hairspray to secure it.
3. For the front of the hair I back-brushed it section by section to create volume, then pulled it back into a high quiff and secured it with grips.

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